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2024 Road Scholar Programs

Adventures in Lifelong Learning

February 25–December 13, 2024AdultContinuing Education
A Montreat Conference Center event

In western North Carolina, the Blue Ridge Mountains are defined by deep valleys and long, forested ridges. Montreat Conference Center rests within a narrow valley as an idyllic getaway to the quiet atmosphere and natural beauty of Appalachia. In thousands of acres of dedicated wilderness, discover an exciting and diverse array of topics from Road Scholar’s renowned experts in the classroom and out in the field.

Please see below for program dates and accommodations for the Road Scholar programs at Montreat, or download our 2024 Road Scholar Programs offerings.

Program Weeks

February 25 – March 1
Program #22381 - Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga


March 3 – 8
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga
Program #20141 – The Legacy of the Scots-Irish: Historical Migration to Cultural Inspiration


April 7 – 12
Program #24011 – Movement Meets Mindfulness:  Intermediate Yoga
Program #22387 – Agatha Christie, Classic Film Mysteries and Sherlock Holmes’ Legacy


April 14 – 19
Program #21968 – A Gardener’s Delight: The Private & Public Landscapes of Asheville
Program #22396 – Curtain Up!  Broadway Musicals in the Land of the Sky
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga
Program #20141 The Legacy of the Scots-Irish: Historical Migration to Cultural Inspiration


April 28 – May 3
Program #21934 – The Art of Working Clay by Hand
Program #20141 – The Legacy of the Scots-Irish: Historical Migration to Cultural Inspiration
Program #21968 – A Gardener’s Delight: The Private & Public Landscapes of Asheville
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga
Program #23769 – Pickleball at Montreat (beginner)


May 12 – 17
Program #21023 – The Life and Works of C. S. Lewis: Inspiration, Belief and the Power of Language
Program #22994 – The Beautiful and the Powerful of the Italian Renaissance


May 19 – 24
Program #21968 – A Gardener’s Delight: The Private & Public Landscapes of Asheville
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga


May 26 – 31
Program #21968 – A Gardener’s Delight: The Private & Public Landscapes of Asheville
Program #23769 – Pickleball at Montreat (level 3.5 up)
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga


August 4 – 9
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga
Program #21023 – The Life and Works of C. S. Lewis: Inspiration, Belief and the Power of Language
Program #21934 – The Art of Working Clay by Hand


August 11 – 16
Program #24011 - Movement Meets Mindfulness:  Intermediate Yoga


August 25 – 30
Program #21968 – A Gardener’s Delight: The Private & Public Landscapes of Asheville
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga
Program #22396 – Curtain Up!  Broadway Musicals in the Land of the Sky
Program #23769 – Pickleball at Montreat (level 3.5 up)
Program #21934 – Art of Working Clay


September 8 – 13
Program #21968 – A Gardener’s Delight: The Private & Public Landscapes of Asheville
Program #20141 – The Legacy of the Scots-Irish: Historical Migration to Cultural Inspiration
Program #21934 – Art of Working Clay


September 15 – 20
Program #22396 – Curtain Up!  Broadway Musicals in the Land of the Sky
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga


September 22 – 27
Program #21968 – A Gardener’s Delight: The Private & Public Landscapes of Asheville
Program #23769 – Pickleball at Montreat (beginner)
Program #24011 – Movement Meets Mindfulness:  Intermediate Yoga


September 29 – October 4
Program #22396 – Curtain Up! Broadway Musicals in the Land of the Sky 
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga
Program #21968 – A Gardener’s Delight: The Private & Public Landscapes of Asheville
Program #22994 – The Beautiful and the Powerful of the Italian Renaissance
Program #23769 – Pickleball at Montreat (level 3.5 and up)


October 6 – 11
Program #23769 – Pickleball at Montreat (beginner)


October 13 – 18
Program #20141 – The Legacy of the Scots-Irish: Historical Migration to Cultural Inspiration
Program #24011 – Movement Meets Mindfulness: Intermediate Yoga (modified for Advanced)


October 20 – 25
Program #24011 – Movement Meets Mindfulness:  Intermediate Yoga


October 27 – November 1
Program #22387 – Agatha Christie, Classic Film Mysteries and Sherlock Holmes’ Legacy


November 3 – 8
Program #24011 – Movement Meets Mindfulness:  Intermediate Yoga
Program #22387 – Agatha Christie, Classic Film Mysteries and Sherlock Holmes’ Legacy
Program #20141 – The Legacy of the Scots-Irish: Historical Migration to Cultural Inspiration


November 10 – 15
Program #22381 – Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga
Program #22387 – Agatha Christie, Classic Film Mysteries and Sherlock Holmes’ Legacy


December 1 - 6
Program #22381 Yoga for Wellness and Daily Living: The 8 Limbs of Yoga (with Christmas special)
Program #20141 – The Legacy of the Scots-Irish: Historical Migration to Cultural Inspiration (with Christmas special)


December 8 – 13
Program #24011 Movement Meets Mindfulness:  Intermediate Yoga (with Christmas special)
Program #22387 – Agatha Christie, Classic Film Mysteries and Sherlock Holmes’ Legacy (with Christmas special) 

 

Accommodations

Accommodations at Montreat Conference Center in the beautiful Assembly Inn, overlooking Lake Susan, are double occupancy (limited singles with an extra charge) with private baths. The Inn includes spacious lounges, classrooms, and dining facilities. Comprehensive fees include program, housing (double occupancy), meals in the Galax Dining Room in the Assembly Inn, and all field trips.

Commuter options are no longer available for Road Scholar programs.

Service animals are welcome. A service animal is a dog or miniature horse that is trained to do work or perform tasks for, and to assist, an individual with a disability. The ADA requires that service animals be under the control of the handler at all times. The service animal must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered while in public places unless these devices interfere with the service animal's work or the person's disability prevents use of these devices. In that case, the person must still maintain control of the animal. Under control also means that a service animal should not be allowed to bark repeatedly in a quiet place. The handler of the service animal may be asked to remove their service animal from the premises if the animal is out of control and the animal's owner does not take effective action to control it or the animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others.

More Information

Visit www.roadscholar.org or call 800.454.5768 toll free for more details on all of the programs offered at Montreat and to register online. Sponsored by Montreat Conference Center, in cooperation with Elderhostel, Inc.

For questions or concerns about accommodations at Montreat, please contact Susan Akduman at susana@montreat.org or call 828.419.9829.

For questions or concerns about the Road Scholar program at Montreat, please contact Tracy Bailey at tracyb@montreat.org or call 828.419.9810.

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